Cleveland’s new municipal complex opens to the public at 55 Cantrell Road
Cleveland has moved City Hall and the Police Department to a new municipal complex at 55 Cantrell Road, replacing its longtime headquarters.
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Roscommon schools seek contractor to assess facilities and deferred maintenance
Roscommon Area Public Schools is seeking proposals for a district-wide facility assessment covering schools and transportation and maintenance buildings.
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Mississippi bill calls for $3.275 million in Water Valley storm, library and utility repairs
Senate Bill 3343 would provide Water Valley with up to $3.275 million during fiscal 2027 for electric-system repairs, library work and water and sewer upgrades.
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Grayslake data-center campus faces legal challenge after village approval
Residents have filed a lawsuit seeking to block Grayslake’s approved T5 data-center campus, a proposed 472-acre development that could include up to 18 buildings and more than 10 million square feet.
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Simpsonville advances referendum plan pairing road investment with homeowner tax relief
Simpsonville City Council advanced a proposed sales-tax and infrastructure referendum that would fund major street improvements while providing tax credits to homeowners.
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Wyckoff adopts 2026 affordable-housing plan amendments with new inclusionary development sites
Wyckoff adopted amendments to its fourth-round affordable-housing plan and Master Plan, identifying three sites and new inclusionary housing provisions in commercial districts.
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Fauquier’s 2026 capital plan sets $4.36 million for Marshall water-supply expansion and PFAS compliance
Fauquier County’s FY 2026-2030 capital plan assigns more than $5.7 million to Marshall-area water and wastewater projects, led by a $4.355 million Cunningham Farm expansion.
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Lewis County Aug. 6 Election Results Not Yet Verified in Official Records
Lewis County voters cast ballots Aug. 6, but candidate totals, winners, turnout and certification status remain unconfirmed in accessible official records.
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Canajoharie school merger proposal rejected in June advisory vote as districts continue planning
Voters rejected a proposed Canajoharie-Fort Plain school merger in a non-binding June 4 advisory poll. The result does not itself end the process.
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INDOT record places signal project outside Plymouth
A July 8 INDOT letting record identifies traffic-signal work at Louisville-area intersections, while a Plymouth contractor’s planholder listing does not establish a local award.
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Lawrenceburg nonprofit receives $125,000 federal award for Dearborn County youth substance-use prevention
C.A.S.A., based at 423 Walnut St. in Lawrenceburg, received a $125,000 fiscal year 2026 award for the Dearborn County Prevention Project.
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Newfield receives $218,894 state grant for Woodlawn Avenue reconstruction
Newfield Borough was awarded a $218,894 FY 2026 NJDOT Municipal Aid grant for Woodlawn Avenue Reconstruction. A separate application seeks funding for South Hazel Avenue and South Church Street.
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Hazleton, community college receive $1 million grant for downtown nursing expansion
A state grant will support expanded nursing and other educational programming by Luzerne County Community College in downtown Hazleton.
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Woodville candidates have until Aug. 17 to file for mayor and three alderman positions
Woodville’s filing period for the Nov. 3, 2026, municipal election ends at 5 p.m. Aug. 17. Four city offices or terms are listed for election.
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Alcoa, Blount County advance $8 million purchase of former South Plant property
Alcoa commissioners approved an agreement tied to the acquisition and redevelopment of approximately 167 acres at the former South Plant, while a Blount County budget agenda included $8 million for the purchase.
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Athens to break ground Aug. 11 on third fire station at Elizabeth Street
The City of Athens will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its planned third fire station at 300 Elizabeth Street, a facility designed for nine firefighters and 24/7 emergency service.
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Wallace Lakes Estates water tank replacement advances after condition and water-quality concerns
Calaveras County Water District filed a Notice of Exemption for replacing Wallace Lakes Estates’ approximately 230,000-gallon potable-water tank and foundation, with temporary storage planned during construction.
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Alexandria, Douglas County continue talks on Highway 29 redesign
A proposed Highway 29 median could limit left turns into some businesses between downtown Alexandria and 50th Avenue. Officials were working toward final project details by June 22, 2026.
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St. Johns County planning board rejects proposed Daily’s gas station near Fruit Cove Estates
The St. Johns County Planning and Zoning Agency unanimously denied a proposed Daily’s gas station after residents opposed the project for a third time.
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Centre Region approves growth-boundary expansion for Penn State research campus near State College
The Centre Region COG approved a growth-boundary expansion for Penn State’s Applied Research Laboratory campus at Innovation Park after a planning process that began in 2023.
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Sam Dong Ohio announces $13 million Delaware expansion and 30 new jobs
Sam Dong Ohio announced a $13 million expansion in Delaware projected to create 30 new jobs, while the city’s Point Improvement Project moves toward an anticipated August 2026 completion.
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Leawood’s 83rd Street reconstruction shifts traffic again Aug. 11
The Lee Boulevard-to-State Line Road section of 83rd Street is scheduled to close again Aug. 11 after a temporary eastbound reopening, with roadway, signal and sidewalk work continuing through December 2026.